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SYSTEM SAFETY PROGRAM PLAN <br />Program Description: <br />The System Safety Program Plan (SSPP) was developed utilizing established guidance listed in the procedural <br />manuals of the North Carolina Department of Transportation Standard Operating Procedure SSPP -001 and the <br />State Management Plan. The SSPP consists of and addresses the required six (6) core elements: <br />1. Driver/Employec Selection <br />2. Driver /Employee Training <br />3. Safety Data Acquisition Analysis <br />4. Drug, Alcohol and Abuse Program <br />5. Vehicle Maintenance <br />6. Security <br />County of Lee Transit System's number one priority is adherence to policies and procedures of the core <br />elements. All of the elements listed are equal in importance and the policies and procedures must be met. The <br />compliance will ensure that we meet all Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) and North Carolina <br />Department of Transportation Public Transportation Division (NCDOT/PTD) policies and regulations. <br />Driver/Employee Selection Element: <br />Fair hiring practices are used to select employees. Each potential employee will complete a written application. <br />The Executive Director and/or appointed official and supervisor shall interview each potential employee. <br />Driver /Employee Training Element: <br />The minimum requirements for vehicle operator training are Defensive Driving, Americans with Disabilities <br />Act, Bloodborne Pathogens and Emergency Procedures for Vehicle Operators. In addition to the minimum <br />requirements the follow actions must be completed: <br />1. The training must be completed annually <br />2. The training material must be on file for review by NCDOT/PTD <br />3. Records of each individual trained must be retained on file for five (5) years <br />4. Each driver must have an annual driver's performance evaluation to provide refresher training, <br />assess skills, techniques, knowledge, etc... <br />Safety Data Acquisition Analysis Element: <br />The goal of the Safety Program is the reduction of accidents and injuries to transit customers, employees and <br />the general public. Safety is a shared responsibility between system management and employees. It is the <br />Policy of County of Lee Transit System to provide a place of employment that is free from recognized hazards <br />that could result in death or serious injury to employees, customers or the general public. It is the responsibility <br />of each employee to report all incidents or unsafe conditions to their supervisor. Supervisors must immediately <br />take necessary corrective action to prevent unsafe conditions. <br />Prohibited behaviors are behaviors that are in violation of the System Safety Policy. Such behaviors include <br />behaviors that threaten the safety of employees, customers and the general public. Other unacceptable <br />behaviors include those that result in damage to system, employee and public and/or private property. An <br />employee who intentionally violates the safety policy and procedures will be subject to appropriate disciplinary <br />action, as determined by the findings of an investigation. Such discipline may include a warning, demotion, <br />suspension or immediate dismissal. In addition, such actions may cause the employee to be held legally liable <br />under State or Federal Law. <br />12/10/13 General Info APPENDIX Ldoc <br />
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